New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
NETWORK CITY.

The ingenious and picturesque Old London CON
tlnucs to preserve its standing as an attractive ana
popular resort. The Tichborne claimant Is hha a
fortune and woe
@Rn has sent SO to THE TRIBUNE for Mrs. Louis
picral. whose destitute condition was recently mon
toned.
THE TRIBUNE has received IS from e. W." for
Domlnick ]. Ryder, at ST. Francis Hospital
A steamer will run from the Barge Office to Bed
lows Island every half hour from to 10 p m after
to-day. Tho last boat will leave the Island al ~ ~
Tho Cotton Exchange will be closed from Friday
afternoon until next Tuesday morning
Emigration Commissioners Ulrch and Stephenson
went to Washington yesterday 10 obtain permission
from Secretary Farchlld to make some repairs on inc
immigrant hospital Wards Island
Patrick Mccoy, who stabbed at his liquor store,
No 81 White ST. on Sunday, was In critical cohdi-
ton yesterday at the Chambers street Hospital.
The new educational movement was discussed by
tho Baptist ministers yesterday The Rev. DIR. W..
W. Evarts, r., OF Philadelphia, also addressed tho
conference on american Influence" Tho Reformed
Church ministers listened TO paper on the Union
Of the Evangelical Churches
The sale of the collection Of coins belonging to John
T. Raymond took place yesterday afternoon at Bangss
salcsrooms In Broadway. There not moro than
a dozen people present, but these all seemed to 10
numsmatic enthusiasts, there was some lively bid
ding for some of tho lots. The prices wero In most
INSTANCES aDOHc tIc
ChrIsts Mission has been Incorporated for benevo-
lent, charitable and missionary purposes. The drec
tors are william Campbell, John Curry, J. Stanley
dorsey, Andrew We'll and John w. Magee
The osago City Water Company Of Usage City,
Kansas has been Incorporated with a capital stock
Of 100000. The trustees arc: Thomas J. Mckee,
George H. Inman, Willard T. Inman EdgariOn i5yn-
ner, Joseph l. schOneld, Alfred Is. Cooper and tfed
crick {. Newman
In the schedules Of william Dressler, grocer, at
No 1l6 Seventh ave, In his assignment to John Maler
his liabilities are given as al ,3O5 81, with nominal
assets Of l,211 AZ and actual assets OF sSlo2 II.
The report of the Teachers Mutual Benevolent AS
ISOLATION, Of this city shows that It's funds amount
The directors Of tho National Rino Association
Yesterday decided TO refer tho charges against In
spector Robbins 10 the executive committee.
Adolph Halle, Of No. 3Gs Tenth ave- Dennis su
van Of No. 100 Lawrence st., and Henry O. schaefcr'
Of No POI Spring ST. who pleaded guilty to selling
olcomargaItnc, sentenced yesterday By Recorder
Smyth to pay fines Of FOO each.
The 5000 gold watch Of Dr. Roland G. Jones, Of No
bO4 Fftha ave, was stolen few weeks ago and yescr
day John Watson, the thief sentenced by Judge
Giderseeve to two years and six months In The State
Prison
"D.n-The Mayor has tho power VI appointment.
Tho Lexington Avenue Baptist Church, corner Of
One hundred and eleventh-st this evening Will hold
a reception In honor OF tho pastor, the Rev. Halsey
Moore upon whom Madison University has Just
ferrcd the degree OF Doctor Of Divinity. Addresses
will be made by the Rev, Drs. Armitagc, Macarthur
Birmingham, Elder, Mlddiedch and others DR.
Moore has been the pastor Of the church for sixteen
years.
The Trinity Church Association has decided to build
five story mission house some time soon at No. 200
Futon-st The cost Is put at 100000, though all the
plans have not been finally settled upon